OSI and TCP/IP layers, cable types, IPv4 subnetting and VLSM, IPv6 addressing and troubleshooting tools.
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47 mixed cards for CCNA / Network Certification IT. It opens with "What is the highest layer in the OSI model, responsible for user applications?" and "Which OSI layer handles translation, encryption, and compression of data?". More Professional Certifications decks are listed below.
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- What is the highest layer in the OSI model, responsible for user applications?
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Layer 7, the Application layer
- Which OSI layer handles translation, encryption, and compression of data?
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Layer 6, the Presentation layer
- What OSI layer manages dialog control and session establishment between applications?
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Layer 5, the Session layer
- Which OSI layer uses TCP and UDP protocols for data delivery?
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Layer 4, the Transport layer
- What OSI layer handles IP addressing and routing decisions?
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Layer 3, the Network layer
- Which OSI layer uses MAC addresses and switches to forward frames?
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Layer 2, the Data Link layer
- What OSI layer deals with physical cables, connectors, and electrical voltages?
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Layer 1, the Physical layer
- How many layers are in the TCP/IP model?
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4 layers
- The TCP/IP Application layer combines which three OSI layers?
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Layers 5, 6, and 7 (Session, Presentation, and Application)
- What TCP/IP layer corresponds to OSI Layer 4 (Transport)?
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The Transport layer
- What TCP/IP layer corresponds to OSI Layers 1 and 2?
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The Network Access layer, also called the Link layer
- A straight-through Ethernet cable uses what wiring standard on both ends?
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The same standard on both ends (either 568A or 568B)
- A crossover Ethernet cable has different wiring standards at each end. What are they?
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568A on one end and 568B on the other end
- What are the two types of fiber optic cable distinguished by distance capability?
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Single-mode fiber and multi-mode fiber
- What does UTP stand for in Ethernet cabling?
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Unshielded Twisted Pair